News by Chin Wai Lun

曾沦为搁置房产项目的Mas Kiara Residences，因地点优势持续获得青睐。

“It s very heartwarming to know that we can make a difference,” those were the words echoed among the volunteers from the respective organisers and supporters of the Sayangi Rumahku campaign to refurbish the sports courts of public housing schemes.

“The new sports court may lead to a safer and more comfortable community which in turn, improve the liveability here. I am very happy to be able to spend time with my friends here to beautify the place. I will definitely use this court here with the other children.”

They showed up as early as 8:30am to begin cleaning the freshly-paved sports court before starting the process of applying sealant in preparation for painting works to be carried out later.

“Not only are such units difficult to come by, they are also quickly taken up once they come on the market, provided they are in good condition. It is not difficult to look for buyers but finding such houses in prime locations is challenging.”

The refurbishment also saw the court being extended by some 20ft to accommodate a futsal and badminton court in addition to the existing netball court.

Sold for: RM690,000 (RM928.66 psf); Concluded by: Kevin Teh (REN 02206) of Propstar Realty (013 5557333); When: April 2019; buyer reckoned that this residential unit was the best value among the properties he was considering.

“The [industrial] sector has always been underrated,” Foo stressed during his presentation titled “Market Outlook for 2020 & How Has 2019 Performed So Far?”.

L.ve Space is one of the latest entrants in the co-living space scene in Malaysia. Its maiden project is a quaint dwelling nestled in the bustling commercial district in Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI), Kuala Lumpur.

Sold for: RM777,000 (RM530.75 psf); Concluded by: Kashfi Sharifuddin (REN 00973, 012-2161512) from Reapfield Properties (HQ) Sdn Bhd; When: August 2019; The buyer liked the central and strategic location.